senior researcher, Institute of Marine Biology of the NAS of Ukraine, Ukraine
Anastasiya Snigirova is a dedicated researcher from Ukraine, currently serving as a senior researcher at the Institute of Marine Biology of the NAS of Ukraine and as a lecturer at Odessa National Mechnikov University. With a strong commitment to advancing hydrobiology and ecology, Anastasiya has significantly contributed to understanding marine ecosystems and the impacts of microplastics. 🌊🌱
Publication Profile
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Education
Anastasiya earned her Master of Biology degree from Odessa National Mechnikov University, specializing in Hydrobiology and General Ecology. Her academic foundation has equipped her with the knowledge to tackle pressing ecological challenges. 🎓🔬
Experience
Anastasiya has been a senior researcher since March 2015, focusing on ecosystem resilience assessment. From September 2014 to August 2022, she served as a senior lecturer in Hydrobiology and General Ecology, inspiring students with her expertise and passion for marine biology. 🌍🐟
Research Focus
Her research interests encompass marine ecology, the effects of microplastics in aquatic environments, and biofouling on plastic substrates. Anastasiya aims to develop sustainable practices for managing marine resources and mitigating ecological impacts. 🐠💧
Awards and Honours
Anastasiya is an active member of the International Phycological Society, reflecting her dedication to promoting marine research and collaboration within the scientific community. 🌟🏅
Publication Top Notes
Anastasiya has authored several influential publications, including:
Marine sampling field manual for microplastics (2024), a comprehensive resource for monitoring microplastic pollution in Australian waters.
Biofouling growth on plastic substrates (2022), which explores the ecological impacts of biofouling in marine environments.
Ichthyofauna of the Lower Dniester, the Dniester Estuary and the Adjacent Black Sea Area, with Some Ecological Comments (2022), providing insights into fish populations and ecological dynamics in the region.